Columbus Academy - Caravel Yearbook (Gahanna, OH)

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JV'!.,lVETEEA' THIHT1'-SIX FIFTH FORM ATTer Traveling Tor eleven years in The land oT academic liTe, The caravan oT The class oT nineTeen ThirTy-seven, aT iTs lasT oasis oT summer vacaTion, sTops Tor a momenT To regard iTselT in The lighT oT pasT endeavors. Behind us all are many monThs oT com- panionship wiTh Teachers and boys: beTore us lie The Senior Commons Room and graduaTion. Our progress in The acTiviTies oT The school This year, IT we consider iT accuraTely, will show how Tar we have come since SepTember and whaT sTill remains Tor us in The Tinal year oT The Upper School. While we are ready To admiT ThaT our record in sTudies mighT have been a beTTer one wiTh more diligenT applicaTion, we have always kepT our scholasTic sTanding well above The school's average. Only Two oT This class, Bill RiTTer and Bill WaTson, leTT us Tor The halT4week's vacaTion given Tor accumulaTed Honorable MenTion cards: how- ever, This is no real index oT The greaT amounT OT cooperaTive work done by The Juniors in Their sTudies. l-lowever, alThough iT is True ThaT we have noT yeT made our academic record a Thing oT beauTy, leT us consider Tor a while our aThleTic one. On The TooTball squad OT lasT Tall There were more Than Two-Thirds oT our class: Bob AlTmaier, John Vorys, and Bill Leckie, The capTain Tor The nineTeen ThirTy-six season, were awarded varsiTy leTTers Tor The large parT They played in making The season oT This pasT auTumn a success. The TooTball manager, Frank CoTTman, who won a leTTer Tor his services, and also The assisTanT manager, Davis, were conTribuTed Trom our class. For his services on This winTer's successTul baskeTball Team one oT our number. l-lenry Fraas, received a varsiTy leTTer, Also we supplied Three boys, Bob AlTmaier, Gordon T-TildreTh and Bill Leckie, To whom leTTers were awarded Tor Their conTri- buTions To This year's reserve Team. ln addiTion To This, The oTTicial baskeTball man- ager Tor The varsiTy, reserve, TeaeTime League, and class TournamenTs, David Shawan, is a member oT This class. As Tor The spring sporTs, Bob AlTmaier and Gordon Hild- reTh are members oT The baseball Team: Bill WaTson is represenTing The Juniors on The golT Team: and we have several boys who appear likely To give The Seniors a run Tor Their money in The Tennis TournamenT. When iT comes To The maTTer oT exTra4curricular acTiviTies, we see ThaT The juniors have been no sluggards. More Than halT oT The members oT This class are singers in The glee club. Our only classrnaTe who received a sTeady posiTion on The orchesTra was Edward Dana, buT There is also lisTed among our number ThaT champion pianisT, Bill WaTson, who plays regularly Tor The singers and also helps ouT The orchesTra on occasion. And, scanning The Tield oT liTerary endeavor, we Tind ThaT Tive juniors have been working This year on our school paper, The Academy LiTe, and proudly bear The insignia oT members oT iTs sTaTT. These, Then, are The TooTprinTs ThaT This class has made on The sands oT The pasT school year. We Think ThaT They give a clear indcaTion oT whaT use we have made of our Time here and whaT we can do wiTh iT nexT Tall, when as seniors we reTurn To The Columbus Academy Tor our lasT year oT high schoool. PAGE THIRTY-THREE